You can realistically only really have a single Ubuntu install per
system anyway, otherwise it's mad ping-pong between bootloaders
overriding each other (because there can only be one "ubuntu"
bootloader). And newer bootloaders might not load older kernels or vice
versa. OK, OK, what I say is valid only for EFI, but well, not much
point doing much more work on os-prober for nicer BIOS support (and we
need to kill it on UEFI anyway, and set BootNext from grub and use entry
names from UEFI BootOrder, so that each foreign OS gets booted by
rebooting to it, so that measurements and secure boot chain is correct).
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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Multi-boot grub menu does not identify releases
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